Dax Data has announced the winners of its graphic design competition.
A world in which people buy houses online, never having visited the property nor met the seller, agent, a transfer attorney or even a home loans manager face to face, is here.
Your modem could be calling ISPs without your knowledge, thanks to incorrect settings.
ICL Eject is making its Preventon Veto and Personal Firewall offerings available for download to non-Eject subscribers.
A man has been arrested in connection with the Absa e-banking fraud case. Meanwhile, Absa says its e-banking client base has grown.
The NetIQ Security Analyzer solution identifies and fixes vulnerabilities in Windows, Solaris and Red Hat environments, says local NetIQ distributor Network Support Services.
The Absa e-banking ID security breach is still making waves. Click here for all of ITWeb`s coverage and readers` views.
Theories continue to abound as to why all the Absa e-banking fraud attacks took place in one small geographical area.
Banking group Absa says there is no news yet on the investigation into the e-banking identity fraud case.
Ivory Tower Internet Solutions has announced the availability of its online shopping trolley.
The recent Internet banking fraud has been blamed on the customers` security, or lack thereof. But shouldn`t banks be shouldering their share of the blame?
Standard Bank experienced an upsurge in traffic on its online banking service yesterday after incorrect reports claiming a client`s account had been compromised.
Industry commentators and cyber security experts have criticised Absa for its handling of the fraud affecting e-banking customers. Absa has defended its position on the incident.